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H-H Cross Country Coach Allegedly Supplied Alcohol to Student: A Hatboro-Horsham High School girls cross country coach has been charged in conjunction with allegations that he furnished alcoholic beverages to a 17-year-old student. Read more local stories at Hatboro-Horsham Patch.

Newtown Native Shares 'Dog Whisperer' Experiences: If you’re a fan of “The Dog Whisperer with Cesar Milan,” you may be interested to know that a Newtown native has a direct hand in the production of the show. Read more local stories at Newtown Patch.

ATC, Northampton Approved for Stay of Proceedings: Lawyers representing American Tower Corporation (ATC) and Northampton Township met in county court in Doylestown on Tuesday and received signed permission from a judge for a stay of proceedings so the involved parties can work to negotiate a solution. Read more local stories at Northampton Patch.

Southampton Days Books Available Around Town: With just two weeks left until the big celebration, the Southampton Days books are popping up all around town. Read more local stories at Upper Southampton Patch.

Video: Fifth Grader Speaks About D.A.R.E.: The latest video on the Bensalem Township YouTube channel features a D.A.R.E. graduation essay by a Samuel Faust Elementary School student. Bensalem Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo was very impressed by the speech. Read more local stories at Bensalem Patch.

Ronald Kolla Starts Summer Campaign in Huntingdon Valley: Ronald Kolla, the 152nd  Pennsylvania State Representative District Democrat candidate, held a fundraising event at the family residence of former Upper Moreland Ward 6 candidate Susan Worth-LaManna’s Huntingdon Valley home, June 15. Read more local stories at Lower Moreland Patch.

Bucks Tourism Agency Wins Social Media Award: Visit Bucks County was honored by Travel + Leisure magazine for its social media scavenger hunt. The agency will be featured in the magazine's July issue on newsstands Friday. Read more local stories at Lower Southampton Patch.